Designed to be the World`s Most Accurate, Bi-Aspheric IOL:

Designed to be the World‘s Most
Accurate, Bi-Aspheric IOL:
» Greater precision due to 1/4 diopter increments
»Patented Bi-aspheric design with Square Edge
technology
»Tighter manufacturing diopter tolerance
within +/- 0.11 D
» Designed to address spherical aberration and
defocus
Softec HD Technical Specifications
Constants (Optical Interferometry):*
Optic Size
5.75 mm
Optic Type
Bi-aspheric
Length
12.00 mm
Haptic Style
Modified C
Angulation
0 Degrees
Positioning Holes
0
Construction
1 Piece
Optic Material
Acrylic (26% Water Content)
A/C Depth
5.22 mm
Haigis†
a0 = 0.92 a1 = 0.40 a2 = 0.10
SRK/T
A = 118.43
Holladay1
sf = 1.47
Hoffer Q
pACD = 5.22
*i.e. Using IOL Master, LENSTAR Optical Biometers
†For Haigis see: http://ocusoft.de/ulib.
Diopter Steps
Whole
+5.00 to +36.00
Half
+10.50 to +29.50
Quarter
+15.25 to +24.75
Softec HD - When it comes to power, what you see is definitely not
what you get with standard IOLs.
Softec HD New Gold Standard - 0.11 D Tolerance - 3x More Precise!
Optical Prescription Selection and Tolerance Example: eye requires
24.25 D Prescription to achieve optimal vision.
Industry Standard IOL
Lens
Prescription
Allowed
Tolerance
24.00
±0.4
24.50
±0.4
Softec HD IOL
Max. Variance
for a standard
IOL in an eye that
requires a 24.25D
lens is 0.65D.
(smaller number is
better)
Lens
Prescription
Allowed
Tolerance
24.00
24.25
24.50
24.75
±0.11
±0.11
±0.11
±0.11
Max. Variance
for a Softec HD
IOL in an eye that
requires a 24.25D
lens is 0.11D.
(smaller number is
better)
The Softec HD, Softec HDO, and Softec HDM are the only
IOLs designed to address both Spherical Aberration and
Defocus. Defocus is a more significant aberration than Spherical
Aberration.1
Bi-Aspheric Equal Conic Zero aberration IOL. Softec HDM
addresses the issue of spherical aberration inherent in
conventional monofocal spherical IOLs by adjusting the optic with
a patented design on both the anterior and posterior surfaces.
PKB07 Rev 8
Studies have shown that Aspheric
IOLs provide patients with significant
optical benefits over traditional
spherical surface IOLs . 1,3,5
World Headquarters
Lenstec, Inc.
1765 Commerce Ave. N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33716
USA
Lenstec Barbados
Lenstec Barbados Inc.
Airport Commercial Centre
Pilgrim Road, Christ Church
BARBADOS BB17092
Tel: 727-571-2272
Fax: 727-571-1792
Email: lenstec@lenstec.com
Tel: 246-420-6795
Fax: 246-420-6797
Email: lenstecbarbados@lenstec.com
Softec HD ‘’Zero’’
Aberration:
»Equal Bi-Aspheric
»Less sensitive to decentration or tilt3,4
»Ideal for all corneal profiles3
» Enhanced depth of vision 2
Significant Outcomes. The Softec HD has been shown to help
achieve refractive outcomes closer to intended6, significantly
improve depth of field and decrease critical print size required
for reading2, compared to a standard monofocal IOL.
Proven quality - FDA approved
Lenstec is one of eight companies in the world approved
by FDA (Food and Drug Administration) to sell intraocular
lenses in the U.S. market. All products have CE certificate,
are approved by BSI (British Standards Institute) and are ISO
quality system certified.
Stability of the biomaterial from which the intraocular Lenstec
lenses are made, is proven by a long term study and confirmed
by millions of implanted lenses worldwide.
1. Thibos L, Hong X, Bradley A, Chang X. Statistical variation of aberration structure and image quality in
a normal population of healthy eyes. J Opt Soc Am A Opt Image Sci Vis 2002; 19(12): 2329-48. » 2. Craig JP,
Shah S, Wolffsohn JS. Clinical evaluation of the Softec HD aberration-free aspheric intraocular lens. Clin
Experiment Ophthalmol 2011; 39(3): 281-3. » 3. Sarver E. Theoretical optical performance of an equal conic
intraocular lens and comparison to spherical and aspheric IOLs. AAO Presentation 2005 » 4. Johansson B1,
Sundelin S, Wikberg-Matsson A, et al. Visual and optical performance of the Akreos Adapt Advanced Optics
and Tecnis Z9000 intraocular lenses: Swedish multicenter study. J Cataract Refract Surg 2007; 33(9): 1565-72.
» 5. Nanavaty MA1, Spalton DJ, Boyce J, et al. Wavefront aberrations, depth of focus, and contrast sensitivity
with aspheric and spherical intraocular lenses: fellow eye study. J Cataract Refract Surg 2009; 35(4): 663-71.
» 6. Zudans JV, Desai NR, Trattler WB. Comparison of prediction error: labeled versus unlabeled intraocular
lens manufacturing tolerance. J Cataract Refract Surg 2012;38(3):394-402.
Lenstec UK
Lenstec Barbados Inc.
Lenstec House
Unit 8, Mariner Court
Calder Park, Wakefield
West Yorkshire WF4 3FL
England
Tel: +44 (0)1924 382 678
Fax:+44 (0)1924 850 454
Email: lenstecuk@lenstec.com
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